HTC on Monday went into the Windows Phone 7 launch in a big way with three models.
First is the 7 Mozart, wich is an international version of the HD7 for T-Mobile and shares its 3.7-inch touchscreen along with an eight-megapixel camera, 720P video and 8GB of space. It uses an original 1GHz Snapdragon chip and a unibody aluminum case.
The 7 Mozart is due to reach Orange and T-Mobile in Europe, and T-Mobile in the US as the HD7.
Next is the Trophy, which is positioned as the budget model with a 3.8-inch touchscreen. Its major scaling back is the use a five-megapixel camera along with not as fancy a case as the 7 Mozart. Vodafone will carry it as an exclusive.
HTC’s closer is the 7 Pro, the only QWERTY slider in the laucnh lineup. The 7 Pro uses the same tilt-up mechanism as Touch Pro2 but with update to date hardware. Many details were not disclosed. It will have both 8GB and 16GB storage options. The phone is due to reach many European carriers by the end of the year and to reach Rogers in Canada.
Every device will have a new HTC hub, which combines many of the apps that would normally go to the home screen in a single portal. They should all output Dolby Mobile surround audio.
